Washington regulators say ISS's shift into corporate consulting broke the terms of its 1987 antitrust clearance.

Prosecutors say the Oklahoma City man's phone powered off minutes before the shooting and back on minutes after.

Deputies say Logan Hines threatened to stab anyone who entered his Vista apartment before SWAT talked him out after an hour.

A Silver Alert was activated for Frederick Carter, who was last seen Friday in Pico-Union. Authorities are asking anyone with information to call 911.

A nonprofit group near WaKeeney is building a new drive-in as Kansas theaters fight to survive. Existing venues in Wichita and Kanopolis show why community support matters.

Police say the 21-year-old was moving fentanyl and meth to a second South Nashville storage unit when detectives closed in.

Cook County prosecutors say abusers filmed survivors leaving protective-order hearings to scare them off testifying.

Pickens County deputies say the stolen car turned up abandoned in Fairmount after the suspect's branch disguise failed on camera.

At downtown Miami's 646-unit Elser Hotel & Residences, PMG and its condo board are now fighting in court over storage fees, too.

A Fayetteville man was indicted after prosecutors said he used three nonoperating companies to obtain nearly $1 million in PPP loans. The case adds to North Carolina’s long-running pandemic fraud cleanup.

Grammy winner Ella Mai headlines New Orleans' 2,600-seat Saenger Theatre this Friday on her 'Do You Still Love Me?' tour.

Ward 2's Brooke Pinto praised the ribbon-cutting, but most of Logan Circle stays fenced off with newly browning sod.

Clifton's Esquire Theatre hosts the festival's most-anticipated screening: a 1981 Hong Kong slasher once seen only as a VHS bootleg.